New Brunswick
Built in 1853, this cathedral is a fine early example of 19th-century Gothic Revival style and has exquisite stained glass. It was modeled after St Mary's in Snettisham, Norfolk. Free tours are available in summer, as is a self-guided tour booklet at the door.
The neighboring residential streets are lovely to wander with 18th- and 19th-century architecture and plaques detailing former residents.
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A visit to Kings Landing, 36km west of Fredericton, is a somewhat surreal step back in time. The majority of the early-19th-century buildings are original…
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This excellent gallery was a gift to the town from Lord Beaverbrook. The exceptional collection includes works by international heavyweights and is well…
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Once the military parade ground, the Garrison District's Officers' Sq now hosts a full-uniform changing-of-the-guard ceremony in summertime. The…
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Once the home of 18th-century garrison guards, the Barracks are now home to New Brunswick College of Craft & Design. The open-air basement arches around…
New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame
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Housed in the 19th-century customs office, this museum and gallery celebrates the province's star teams and athletic achievements. Learn about local…
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What this museum lacks in gloss, it makes up for in care and some serious creativity. Housed in the 19th-century officers' quarters on the western side of…
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This magnificent sandstone palace was erected for the British governor in 1826. The representative of the queen moved out in 1893 after the province…
New Brunswick Legislative Building
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Following a fire that destroyed the original Provincial Hall, the impressive stone Legislative Building opened its doors to New Brunswick's Provincial…
1. New Brunswick Legislative Building
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Following a fire that destroyed the original Provincial Hall, the impressive stone Legislative Building opened its doors to New Brunswick's Provincial…
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This excellent gallery was a gift to the town from Lord Beaverbrook. The exceptional collection includes works by international heavyweights and is well…
0.36 MILES
Once the military parade ground, the Garrison District's Officers' Sq now hosts a full-uniform changing-of-the-guard ceremony in summertime. The…
0.41 MILES
What this museum lacks in gloss, it makes up for in care and some serious creativity. Housed in the 19th-century officers' quarters on the western side of…
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This Loyalist cemetery, dating back to 1784, is an history lesson of its own, revealing large families and kids who died tragically young. The Loyalists…
6. New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame
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Housed in the 19th-century customs office, this museum and gallery celebrates the province's star teams and athletic achievements. Learn about local…
0.46 MILES
Once the home of 18th-century garrison guards, the Barracks are now home to New Brunswick College of Craft & Design. The open-air basement arches around…
1.17 MILES
This magnificent sandstone palace was erected for the British governor in 1826. The representative of the queen moved out in 1893 after the province…